Hi Mahin,
> > > the park mode support is always complicated. I would advise you to
not
> > > support it. Especially with non CSR based chips. However you have to
run
> > > hcidump -X -V to see what is really going on.
> >
> > I would echo Marcel's comments. Use of Park Mode is generally
discouraged
> > and at some point in the future there's a decent chance that Park Mode
will
> > be deprecated.
> >
> > Because of this, many of the devices that you might try to connect to
may
> > support Park Mode but not enable it. You are much better off making
sure
> > that Sniff Mode is working -- if your application needs to care.
>
> I want to use Park mode to connect more than 7 devices at a time.
> If I use sniff mode than is it possible that I can connect more than 7
devices ..
> I learned that when we put any link in Park mode, it releases its
AM_ADDR (
> Active Address, 3 bit ) and gets a new PM_ADDR ( park Mode address, 8 bit
). so
> now we can use the released AM_ADDR to create a new active link.
> But in sniff mode link does not release AM_ADDR...
> So may be we can not use sniff mode to connect more than 7 devices..
you can't use sniff mode to connect more than 7 devices, but that is
almost true for most chips with park mode. If they got park mode right.
See my previous posting. There is a difference between what the
specification says and what is actually implemented by the chip. The
memory is limited and storing 256 parked devices is normally out of
question for these small chips.
Regards
Marcel
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